Hey tech squad! 💻🚀
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce has just called on the Dutch government to hit pause on any moves that could shake up the global chip supply chain. Why? They’re concerned about recent actions targeting Nexperia, a semiconductor maker owned by Wingtech.
In a statement on Tuesday, the spokesperson stressed that the Netherlands should consider how its decisions affect China-Dutch and China-EU economic and trade relations, not to mention the stability and security of the entire supply chain. 🤝
"We hope the Netherlands adopts a responsible attitude and works with us on a constructive solution," the spokesperson said. At the same time, the Chinese mainland promises to stand firm on protecting its enterprises’ rights and making sure chips keep flowing smoothly worldwide. 🌐🔗
What’s at stake? From your smartphone to your car’s advanced driver-assist features, semiconductors are the brains behind so many gadgets we can’t live without. Any hiccup in the supply chain can mean delays, higher prices, or tech shortages across the globe. 🌍💡
We’ll be watching closely to see if both sides can find common ground—because in the world of semiconductors, cooperation often spells success. 🎯✨
Reference(s):
China urges Netherlands to stop disrupting chip supply chain
cgtn.com
